Bible for Catholics

Bible for Catholics

by greg fairbrother

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87 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 31, 2010
  • August 3, 2025

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Access the Catholic Public Domain Version (CPDV) of the Holy Bible, a translation based on the Latin Vulgate. This version differs from the NAB, particularly in Psalms numbering. It is a public domain translation.

βœ“Catholic Public Domain Version (CPDV)
βœ“Based on Latin Vulgate
βœ“Public domain translation
βœ“Full Old and New Testament
βœ“Comparison with NAB Psalms numbering
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What's New in Bible for Catholics

25.2

August 3, 2025

couple of fixes

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User reviews

Display issues on Xs Max

The last book in both the old and New Testament lists are below the bottom of the device screen.

Revelations

Cannot get to revelations to open
It just bounce back up

Nice app

Nice Catholic Bible app, but it would be much better if it has search function.

Annoying ads

I am so disappointed that my peaceful prayer time is interrupted with banner ads for the Book of Mormon while I read my CATHOLIC Bible! :(

Not the best

I don't like that I can't bookmark anything. It is a good read but you can't save anything to some back to later.

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FAQ

What is the Catholic Public Domain Version (CPDV) of the Bible?

The Catholic Public Domain Version (CPDV) is a translation of the Holy Bible based on the Sixtus V and Clement VIII Latin Vulgate edition. It was translated and edited by Ronald L. Conte Jr. and is placed in the public domain.

How does this version differ from the New American Bible (NAB)?

This translation is not the New American Bible (NAB), and therefore, some parts, such as the Psalms numbering, will be slightly different. You can compare the Psalms numbering with the CPDV online at www.sacredbible.org.

Is this translation approved by the Catholic Church?

No, this specific translation, the Catholic Public Domain Version (CPDV), is NOT approved by the Catholic Church. For approved versions, the developer suggests searching for their other apps like 'Catholic New American Bible Revised Edition' or 'Catholic All-In-1'.

What is the source text for this translation?

The primary source text for the CPDV is the 1914 Hetzenauer edition of the Vulgate. Several other Latin editions were consulted, including the 1861 Vercellone edition and the 1822-1824 Leander van Ess edition. The Challoner Douay-Rheims Version was used as a guide for the English translation.

Is this app free to use?

The application is available for free, but it does contain advertisements and may offer in-app purchases.